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Software version

A887+UC+IFA
Modem:SBAM6290A-KPVZL-1.2.0075_3S
SHP:VPP R5 2.1.1

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Power on without SIM
Type in #7465625*638*Unlock code# (8 digit unlock code*)
Device should say: “Network Lock Deactivated”
Phone may automatically reboot

The 8 digit code can be obtained by calling the Mobile Operator Customer Care Department and given the representative the IMEI number. In exchange they will give you the Subsidy Unlock Code. Alternatively, you can go online and seek out a Subsidy Unlock site.

To obtain the IMEI number press *#06# on your mobile device.

749471317 for Thinkpad T61 (7659A55)

749472311 for HP Probook 4411s

http://www.intowindows.com/how-to-import-and-export-power-plans-schemes-in-windows-7/

Microsoft office 2010 includes the following items.

Microsoft Word

Word is pretty the same except for this screen.

Microsoft Access

It has little difference, but some improvements were made.

Microsoft Excel

Even though there is almost no change in interface, the speed is extremely fast. It’s like opening a notepad.

Microsoft Powerpoint

There are some difference in icons and interfaces. But the program became much light-weight and fast!

Microsoft Outlook

Microsoft OneNote

Microsoft Publisher

These are the screenshots of Installation of  Microsoft Office 2010 Professional Plus 2010.

Microsoft Office 2010 natively supports 32 bit and 64 bit systems.

Duration of installation was not that long. (A little bit faster than 2007)

Installation Done !

A reboot is required after installation (Only once.)

amitie92oem@live.com – http://ryanoem.4shared.com

amitie92@gmail.com – http://ryank.4shared.com

ryank_personal@live.com – http://ryankpersonal.4shared.com

http://trycatch.be/blogs/roggenk/archive/2007/08/27/windows-server-2008-windows-deployment-services-wds.aspx

Dyknow is an Classroom Management Software and Interactive Education Software student response, content delivery, class capture, monitoring.

That’s all about the program explanation.

WARNING : YOU TAKE YOUR RESPONSIBILITY FOR DOING THESE PROCESS. PLEASE USE THOSE INFORMATION UNDER CIRCUMSTANCES THAT YOU ARE ALLOWED TO DO SO.

How to turn it on?

Basically, DyKnow starts automatically once you install the program. If you turned it off, you can turn on by opening this file.

"C:\Program Files\DyKnow\Client\Monitor.exe”

Make a shortcut if you need to.

How to turn it off?

Dyknow process is hidden and can’t be terminated by Windows Task Manager (Ctrl + Shift + Esc).

You need a program, called “Process Explorer” developed by Mark Russinovich. Download it and open procexp.exe

A window like this will appear. In the Process Tab, find svchost.exe There will be several svchost.exe. Find the svchost.exe with those Type and Name Tab, down below, that has several values of Dyknow something. At least one svchost.exe has Dyknow.host. or Dyknow.exe or Monitor.exe

Terminate that process and you are done!

USE IT AT ON YOUR OWN RISK !

Corporate KnowledgeBase ID:
KB68780

Published:
April 21, 2010

Environment

For details of all supported operating systems, see KB51109

Summary

McAfee is aware of a w32/wecorl.a false positive with the 5958 DAT file that was released on April 21, 2010.

Background

For more background regarding the cause of this error, please see McAfee Response to DAT Version 5958 False Positive Error.

Problem

DCOM error, followed by shutdown messages after updating to the 5958 DAT on April 21, 2010.

Solution

The issue is resolved in the 5959 DAT file release (April 21, 2010), which is available from the McAfee Security Updates page at:
http://www.mcafee.com/apps/downloads/security_updates/dat.asp?region=us&segment=enterprise
NOTE: Posting of the 5959 DAT file is currently in progress. It may take several hours for the new DAT file to replicate out to all McAfee download servers.

IMPORTANT: If you are already affected by this issue, you must still either replace or restore svchost.exe.  McAfee is continuing to work on an automated solution to fully resolve the issue for affected customers.
Please watch for updates on this issue, which will be sent on a timely basis through Support Notification Service (SNS) and Platinum Proactive notifications.
To subscribe to SNS, visit http://my.mcafee.com/content/SNS_Subscription_Center.
This article will be updated as additional information becomes available.

Recommended Manual Recovery Procedure using the Extra DAT where DAT 5958 is currently installed

1. Locate the extra.dat from here and unzip

2. Boot in safe mode with “Network Option“ enabled

3. Copy Extra DAT into c:\program files\commonfiles\mcafee\engine

4. If svchost.exe exists in (c:\windows\system32) and is not a “0“ byte file, skip to step 5

5. If svchost.exe deleted,  Pull up the VSE console and open “Quarantine manager“

Click on the detection and select “Restore“

1) If the VSE console does not come up:
C:\program files\mcafee\virusscan enterprise\mcconsol.exe /standalone
This will pull up the VSE console. Click on the detection and select “Restore“

2) If steps  4 and 4.1 do not work OR if svchost.exe is “0“ bytes:

a. When possible Copy svchost.exe from the local C:\windows\ServicePackFiles\i386\svchost.exe or if not present c:\windows\system32\dllcache\svchost.exe

b. Copy svchost.exe from an unaffected system to c:\windows\system32 directory (same OS) from external media (USB, CD etc.)

If  “paste“ is grayed out, use the following commands:

Start -> run -> cmd

Run the following command “copy from [source\filename] to [destination\folder]“

Example:  copy x:\svchost.exe c:\windows\system32

6. Reboot in normal mode

7. Use the product update to update to 5959

8. Delete the Extra DAT file in c:\program files\commonfiles\mcafee\engine

Alternate Manual Recovery Procedure using DAT 5959 where DAT 5958 is currently installed

1. Boot in safe mode with “Network Option“ enabled

2. If svchost.exe not deleted (look in c:\windows\system32\svchost.exe) and is not 0 byte then network connection should be possible - skip to step 5

3. If svchost.exe deleted or if it is “0“ bytes, then network connection may not be possible

4. If svchost.exe deleted,  Pull up the VSE console and open “Quarantine manager“

Click on the detection and select restore

1) If the VSE console does not come up:

C:\program files\mcafee\virusscan enterprise\mcconsol.exe /standalone

This will pull up the VSE console

2).    If steps 4 and 4.1 do not work OR svchost.exe is �0� bytes:

a. When possible Copy svchost.exe from the local C:\windows\ServicePackFiles\i386\svchost.exe or if not present c:\windows\system32\dllcache\svchost.exe

b. Copy svchost.exe from an unaffected system to c:\windows\system32 directory (same OS) from external media (USB, CD etc.)

If “paste“ is grayed out, use the following commands:

Start -> run -> cmd

Run the following command “copy from [source\filename] to [destination\folder]“

Example:  copy x:\svchost.exe c:\windows\system32

5. Download the 5959 SuperDAT from here

6. Run the SuperDAT program

7. Reboot in normal mode

Related Information

Threat Center (McAfee Avert Labs)  
http://www.mcafee.com/us/threat_center/

Search the Threat Library
http://vil.nai.com/

Submit a virus sample
https://www.webimmune.net/default.asp

Security updates and DAT files
http://www.mcafee.com/apps/downloads/security_updates/dat.asp?region=us&segment=enterprise

For additional information about EXTRA.DAT files, see KB68759.

To deploy the EXTRA.DAT via ePO 4.0 (KB52977)

Step 1 - Check in the EXTRA.DAT

NOTES:

• You cannot check in packages while any pull or replication tasks are in progress.

• If your environment requires testing new packages before deploying them, McAfee recommends using the Evaluation branch. After you finish testing the packages, you can move them to the Current branch on the Software, Master Repository tab.

1. Log on to the ePO 4.0 console. To open a remote console through Internet Explorer type one of the URLs below in your browser:
   https://<servername>:8443
   https://<ipaddress_of_server>:8443

2. Click the Software, Master Repository tabs.

3. Click Check In Package.

4. Select extra.DAT.

5. Click Browse and locate the downloaded extra.DAT, then click Open.

6. Click Next. Information is displayed about the Extra.DAT you are about to add to the repository.

7. Click Next.

8. Select the branch where you want to add the extra.DAT. The default branch is Current.

9. Click Save. The Extra.DAT will now be listed under Packages in the Master Repository list on the Master Repository page.

10. Run a Repository Replication task to distribute the Extra.DAT file out to all distributed or remote repositories.

Step 2 - Deploy the EXTRA.DAT

1. Create a new ePolicy Orchestrator Agent Update task, and set the schedule to Run Immediately.

2. Perform an Agent Wakeup call to send the new Update task to your clients and apply the extra.DAT.
   NOTE: If you prefer, you can reschedule an existing ePO Agent update task to deploy the extra.DAT.

To deploy the EXTRA.DAT via ePO 4.5 (KB67602)

Step 1 - Check in the EXTRA.DAT
NOTES:

• You cannot check in packages while any pull or replication tasks are running.
• If your environment requires testing new packages before deploying them, McAfee recommends using the Evaluation branch. After you finish testing the packages, move them to the Current branch on the Software, Master Repository tab.

1. Log on to the ePO 4.5 console. To open a remote console through Internet Explorer, type one of the URLs below in your browser:
   https://<servername>:8443
   https://<ipaddress_of_server>:8443
2. Click Menu, Software, Master Repository.
3. Click Actions and select Check In Package.
4. Select extra.DAT.
5. Click Browse and locate the EXTRA.DAT, then click Open.
6. Click Next. Information is displayed about the extra.DAT you are about to add to the repository.
7. Click Next.
8. Select the branch where you want to add the extra.DAT. The default branch is Current.
9. Click Save. The extra.DAT will now be listed under Packages in the Master Repository list on the Master Repository page.
10. If you have distributed repositories, run a Repository Replication task to distribute the extra.DAT to all Distributed or Remote repositories.

Step 2 - Deploy the extra.DAT

1. Create a new ePolicy Orchestrator Agent Update task, and set the schedule to Run Immediately.
2. Perform an Agent Wakeup call to send the new Update task to your clients and apply the extra.DAT.
   NOTE: If you prefer, you can reschedule an existing ePO Agent update task to deploy the extra.DAT.

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PC Management & Security

Windows Intune Beta

Windows Intune simplifies how businesses manage and secure PCs using Windows cloud services and Windows 7—so your computers and users can operate at peak performance, from virtually anywhere.

Windows Intune is a comprehensive solution that includes PC management, malware protection, Windows upgrades, and more.

Use the Windows Intune cloud service beta to:

• Manage updates
• Protect PCs from malware
• Proactively monitor PCs
• Provide remote assistance
• Track hardware & software inventory
• Set security policies

This beta is limited to 1,000 customers in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and Puerto Rico. Customers will be able to sign up until May 16, 2010. The beta may be used on up to 20 devices.

That’s what the Microsoft tells about it. You can sign up for beta in http://www.microsoft.com/online/windows-intune.mspx

Ed Bott from ZDNET.com tells you about it. Wanna check it? Click http://blogs.zdnet.com/Bott/?p=1985&tag=content;wrapper

Forum link is here : http://social.technet.microsoft.com/Forums/en-US/windowsintune

# Windows Intune client software supported on both 32-bit and 64-bit versions of:

* Windows 7 Enterprise, Ultimate and Professional editions

* Windows Vista Enterprise, Ultimate and Business editions

* Windows XP professional with SP2 and SP3

# You need to have administrator rights on the computer to complete the client software installation

# There is no additional hardware requirement for Vista and Windows 7

# For Windows XP: 500 MHz processor or faster and 256 MB or more RAM

People do back up for specific reasons..
I think the primary ones are especially for “Formatting and reinstalling Operating System…” unless you do it at work.

I want to tell you something. If you want to back up a huge amount of files.. it’s better to compress it or use one of the back up solution programs, such as programs from Acronis (I know its not free..) or Norton.  You can still use the one that comes with Windows.

It’s very simple once you have any one of those kind.. but even if you do not have it.. You can still compress it. How to do it? click here for both Windows and Mac. Then why do we do it?? Why do we need to compress it?

Top 2 Reasons.

1. Secure –> You can encrypt it by putting some password. (Such as WinRAR(not free) or 7-zip(free) programs  support it).

2. Fast to back up.
Just like normal, it is always easier to carry in one big box. It’s a lot faster than carrying small boxes. The same rule also applies to computer. If you have so many little files, such as images or text files… I strongly recommend you to compress it before you do the backup.



Please don’t cry after you lose it. Always be prepared for any incident (or I should say accident) !